Tell me easy way to learn scripts in serviceNow and how to learn
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‎02-17-2016 04:43 PM
hi
i am suffring with scripting please tell me easy way to learn and give me some guide lines
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‎02-17-2016 04:48 PM

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‎02-17-2016 04:50 PM
Hi Siva,
Please go through the below blog for more info.
Learning ServiceNow from Scratch and Prepping for the Certification Exam

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‎02-17-2016 05:27 PM
Hi Sivasankar,
I find the best way to learn is by example. Browse through the OOB business rules, client scripts, etc., and follow along with what has been already done for you. I would pick one object, like Incident, and look into the BRs that apply to it. Follow the logic through and you'll see how things work and how they are supposed to fit together.
e.g., go to Script Includes and find an AJAX utility to see how it's setup, then go to UI Actions and filter for any that have a script containing the name of your AJAX utility, go to that UI Action to see how it gets called and how the response is used.
There's a ton of training/documentation built right into your instance.
-Brian
Edit: A good way to find everything related to say Incident, is to open one and then right-click on the form header, select "Configure --> All"

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‎02-17-2016 08:55 PM
Most of ServiceNow is Java Script. You can learn a lot of that at the Code Academy for free.
JavaScript | Codecademy
Once you get through that, you can use the wiki to find various functions that exist in SNOW that you can use in conjunction with the newly learned JavaScript.
If you do not have one, get yourself a developer instance and play in it.
Have fun with it and see what kind of crazy things ya can do.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=zYi8KhP9SUk